McGuinness: NI parties will 'stay united'

The North's deputy first minister Martin McGuinness has said any effort to throw the political process off-track will fail.

Mon, 04 Apr, 2011 - 12:41

The North's deputy first minister Martin McGuinness has said any effort to throw the political process off-track will fail.

Martin McGuinness was speaking after a meeting with the First Minister Peter Robinson, the North's Chief Constable Matt Baggott and Justice Minister Alan Shatter at Stormont this morning.

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